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The much-anticipated S41 interesting data has finally been updated, and game partners can’t wait to check out the hero gold medal list. Gold medals add double stars, and top lanes add three stars. Who wouldn’t want to take advantage of this wave of benefits before the attributes are called back at the beginning of the season?

Gold Medal Champion, Shield Mountain

The gold medal list is the heroes with the most gold medals. The most popular figure recently is undoubtedly the support player Shield Mountain. It is not surprising that he topped the list at the beginning of the season. After all, summoners have witnessed his transformation. His original performance was sluggish. To put it bluntly, he was an "inferior" with a dismal win rate and appearance rate. He was an evergreen in the banned zone until the S41 season. After being reshaped, he became a cloud fairy. His data changed drastically. He could hold up the guarantor, his energy was strong, he could integrate into the defense tower, and he could fire stone cannons. The gold medal rate soared, which was expected.

Many are beginning to blame Sun Shangxiang for being overpowered, but his presence actually confirms this season's shortcomings. Winning a gold medal requires effective damage, effective damage tolerance, effective economics, and effective damage transfer. So, how did Sun Shangxiang win the gold medal? He's a typical hard-nosed support, with no offensive methods, just mindless punches. The rest of the damage he tolerates is left to skill blocking, which theoretically doesn't count. He tries hard to take hits and protect his teammates. The conclusion is that he's simply being consumed and mentally disturbed, which doesn't contribute to the gold medal.

Second place: Xiang Yu

After the revision, the stone cannon and support settings free up space in teamfights, allowing him to penetrate deeper, significantly improving his survivability. Mechanics include displacement, wall penetration, and crowd control, and his damage tolerance will also increase. Furthermore, regarding team contribution, the required participation rate, participation in tower pushes, and economic conversion to control, which were once shortcomings, are now perfectly met. Participation rate is based on supporting teammates, tower pushes are the damage of the first skill, and fighting is stable and slows down.

Gold medals are easy to get, but the question is, do you get them? Everyone's vying to play, and many are hoping the developers will tamper with them, at least until the hero is balanced and playable. If that doesn't happen, the next best option is Xiang Yu, who unexpectedly became the second-highest gold medal pair. After a control bug was fixed, his win rate increased on the first day of play, and his control became more stable, leading to more stable damage. This is a side effect.